The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-07-14
THURSDAY, July II, 1887.

Coal is considerably higher this year
than it was last
THE weather for two weeks has been
simply terrific for heat.
BEST Paris Green sold the cheapest at
Wagner Hardware Co.'S.
STICKY FLY-PAPER and other, the best,
at Hinrichs' Drug Store.
STRICTLY pure Paris Green sold at cost
at Wagner Hardware Co.'S.
PARIS GREEN.-Buy the best for the
least money at Hinrichs drugstore.
BUHsE 4; Schneider's little tug receives
the admiration of all for its beauty.
WE are selling a good paper pail for 25
cents. CD SCHUETTE Bros.
TEACHERS are flying about somewhat
after the fashion of bees when swarming.
JOHN KRAINEK broke his wrist on Sat
urday last while practicing on turning
pole.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
The Maple Grove picnic cleared $500
for the church for the benefit of which it
was held.
SOME Milwaukee sportsmen have been
arrested and fined for violation of the
game laws.
NORTHERN WISCONSIN had fine rain
on Tuesday. In this section it simply
threatened.
The hay crop of this county has been
gathered and the yield is much lighter
than it was last fall.
MARTIN Nc MAHoN. a former Meme
boy, has been chosen principal of the
Rpon high school.
THE drummers are moving theoretically
to secure railroad transportation at the
rate of two cents per mile.
The teachers institute for Manitowoc
county will open on the 10Th Of August.
It will continue for one week
JOHN CHLoUPEK, clerk of the court,
has horse which looks like a grasshop-
per but he goes like lightning.
That portion of the town of Manito-
woo lying north of the city is blessed with
an excellent crop of hay this year
LAKE freights have dropped a little,
particularly on wheat, which are now &c
per bushel from Chicago to Buffalo.
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
security. Enquire Of
II. l.. MARKHAM.
SOME Of the Rockland men arrested for
violating the game laws, have had to pay
costs and fine to the amount of $40 each.
THE Farmers Institute at Kewaunee
has been productive of the organization
Of a number of farmers clubs in that
county.
Paris GREEN the very best, sold cheap
at Hinrichs' drug store. Don't buy poor
stuff but get the best at Hinrichs, the
druggist.
POTATO bugs are the only thing which
do not yield to unfayorable weather.
The crop of potato bugs this year is fully
up to the average.
JUpGING from reports which come in
from the country towns the heat must
have been near the boiling point in some
localit; IS last week.
THOMAS TAUGHER, a student at st.
Francis Seminary and a candidate for the
priesthood, is spending his vacation with
his parents at Newton.
ANTON JOHNSON has sold a one-third
| interest in the Graham Brothers to Cap
tain o. Hanson of this city who Will take
| charge of the schooner.
CHARLES WHITE who Is a game warden
in Calumet county, is making it hot for
parties violating the game laws. He has
had many farmers fined.
MICHAEL LYNCH of Meme in jumping
from q load of hay broke one of his
fingers so badly that the member seemed
to be held together by the skin only.
THE concert at the Opera House on
Monday evening is pronounced excellent
The house was small owing to the ire
mendous fraud of the week previous.
JOSEPH p. HERR formerly of Meemt
| now in the employment of James MGR.
gan in Milwaukee, with his wife anC
family is visiting his parents in Meme.
II the neighborhood of Chicago, Tues
day was one of the warmest days ever ex
pC rienced in that section, the thermome
ter indicating 100 degrees in the shade.
CHARLES PETRAN, former Manitowoc
boy, had three toes cut off at the 1Nest
| Milwaukee car shops. 1t is said thai
amputation of the foot may be necessary
By notice published elsewhere It vii
be learned that Chladek & Stupeckv
have dissolved partnership. Mr.. CHAD
ek's place is taken by Mr.. Hubert FaIge
A BREAKNrAN on the Mil, L. S. & w.
named Sullivan. yesterday saved the live.
of two ladies whose boat was upset in tht
Fox. He risked his own life in doing it
THREE coal vessels arrived at this por
since the last issue of this paper schrs
Gauges, Frank ID. Barker, Geo. ". Davis
| The Barker brought coal for the Good
rich Co.
| HNRIcHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cure
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale b,
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
Il Hinrichs.
HE Chronicle has promoted Attorne,
General Estabrook to the position O
Colonel. There would be more proprie